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College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

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Upon realizing that the carnality which he desired was beyond his reach, the grubby, dwarfish Nibelung named Alberich cursed love itself in order to steal from the Rhine maidens the magical Rhine gold, which he fashioned into a ring which granted to its wearer the...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

The American Socialist Commonwealth (Part 2 of 2)

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(This is the second installement of a 2 part piece, click here for part 1) Former Hoover Institute Fellow Antony Sutton surmised that there were three species of socialism: Bolshevik socialism, state corporatist socialism, and welfare state socialism. All three shared...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

The American Socialist Commonwealth (Part 1 of 2)

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In 1920, as socialist parties held power in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Russia, it appeared that the world following World War I would be a world built by socialist planning. Ludwig von Mises, the Austrian economist, thought that a socialist world simply wouldn’t...
Tom Harkin Dissembles on Higher Education

Tom Harkin Dissembles on Higher Education

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Bumped up from TCR:Iowa.  – Ed.Our esteemed Senator Harkin has been holding some hearings on for-profit colleges back in D.C., and now he has penned an editorial for the Des Moines Register. In full disclosure, I dislike Tom Harkin. Intensely. Then again, back...
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